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Activists, Do No Harm!!!

Sunday, April 26th, 2020

There’s an old saying that even a stopped clock is right twice a day, in other words, nobody is wrong all the time.  I think that analogy is perfected suited when it comes to recent comments by political commentator Van Jones regarding the impact of COVID-19 on the African-American community. Now before we start, Jones is as […]

A Few Political Items of Note

Saturday, April 25th, 2020

Here are a few political items from across the state that you might find somewhat interesting, do with them what you will. Keep May 20th on your calendar.  Why?  It’s the filing deadline for Attorney General candidates who want to run for the GOP nomination at this summer’s state convention (if they actually have one).  We bring […]

New Poll Shows Good News for Trump, Holcomb

Sunday, April 19th, 2020

A poll conducted last week of more than 1,000 likely Hoosier voters by Indy Politics and Change Research has a lot of good news for President Donald Trump and Governor Eric Holcomb and a little good news for their respective challengers,  Joe Biden and Dr. Woody Myers. The Indy Politics/Change Research poll showed Trump with a 13-point lead over Biden and Holcomb, with a 20 point […]

Marion County’s $1.4 Million Mistake

Sunday, April 12th, 2020

Marion County is about to make a huge and completely avoidable, mistake that is going to cost the taxpayers more than $1.4 million. On Monday, a proposal is being introduced at the City-County Council that would appropriate $1.4 million to send every registered voter in Indianapolis an absentee ballot application to be used for the […]

Holcomb Finetunes COVID-19 Order

Monday, April 6th, 2020

Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb announced Monday new measures to protect Hoosiers and mitigate the spread of  COVID-19. In a new Executive Order, the administration is mandating that retail businesses not listed as essential must operate the same way as restaurants and bars, and must not allow any foot traffic, except by appointment only, and only in […]

A Few COVID-19 Conversations

Sunday, April 5th, 2020

We continue our look at the impact of COVID-19 on the State of Indiana from various perspectives. We talk to WIBC Political reporter Eric Berman, Fifth District Congressional candidate Kent Abernathy and Pastor Matt Barnes, the volunteer Chaplin at the Indiana Statehouse. In the Leon-Tailored Audio above Berman talks about the steps Indiana took this past week […]